Prosperity Technology Re-Visited
"What You Should Do to Bring Prosperity to Your Life"
PART ONE
Position: Sit in Easy Pose (or in a chair) with a straight spine. Raise the right hand to the level of the right ear, with the fingers pointing straight up and the elbows out about10 inches from the ribs (like you are taking an oath). The left hand covers the navel point with the fingers straight and the palm laid flat over the navel.
Eyes: Close your eyes and just think of yourself and the breath of life.
Time: 11 Minutes.
PART TWO
Position: Still sitting in Easy Pose, bring both hands to the heart center. The thumb tips are touching each other, as are the fingertips, and the hands form a triangle in this position. The base of the palms are apart.
Eyes: The eyes remain closed.
Focus: Meditate on your purity and divinity while whistling to the music of Ardas Bahee (side two of the tape).
Time: 3 Minutes.
To end: Inhale powerfully. Hold the breath in and meditate on your purity and divinity and canon fire exhale through the mouth. Repeat 3 times
PART THREE
Position: Extend the arms straight out to each side. The arms are very straight, at shoulder level, with the right palm facing up and the left palm facing down.
Eyes: Close your eyes and feel that heaven and earth are joining in you.
Time: 1 minute.
Comments:
This subject is very serious and extremely simple: what you should do to bring prosperity to your life. Prosperity doesn’t mean that you have wealth, health, and happiness. The best way to explain prosperity is that when a rosebud flowers and opens up, it has its fragrance. When a man or a woman is prosperous, there is that fragrance of security, grace, depth, character, and truthfulness, which that person can share. Like a candle emits light, a prosperous human emits prosperity.
The greatest tragedy of this time is that we are all trying to find God outside of ourselves. The reality is that God is inside. God is within us and therefore we have to act like God’s existence. One of the greatest human weaknesses is that we want to impress others. Once we start impressing ourselves it’s nirvana. We are redeemed, we are free, and we get whatever we want.
That day you will find you are you and the very joy of being you is a most precious joy. It will take away all your suffering and your pain. - 12/26/97 Siri Singh Sahib (Yogi Bhajan)
